In a dramatic turn of events, Thai authorities, displaying remarkable vigilance and coordination, intercepted and nabbed two Cambodian nationals who brazenly attempted to sneak nearly 16,000 packs of untaxed cigarettes into Thailand. The operation, reminiscent of a high-stakes thriller, was staged near the bustling Khao Din market, nestled close to the Thai-Cambodian border, just yesterday on July 6. This seamless joint operation pooled the tactical expertise of the 1303rd Ranger Company, the vigilant 13th Ranger Regiment, the resolute Khlong Hat Task Force from the renowned Burapha Force, and the ever-watchful Sakaeo excise department. Rumors had swirled like a gentle breeze, reaching the ears of the vigilant authorities, indicating a potential clandestine cigarette-smuggling operation. The so-called ‘natural crossing points’ located just behind the vibrant Khao Din market (also known as Sri Phen market) were believed to be a smuggler’s gateway. Taking no chances, the authorities orchestrated an intensive patrol in this…
